Ulaan Baatar News
News
Ulaanbaatar is experiencing political unrest following the appointment of Prime Minister Gombojav Zandanshatar, who took office after weeks of anti-corruption protests. Meanwhile, the city is preparing for scheduled power outages affecting multiple districts on June 23 due to maintenance work.
Business News
Uzbekistan and Mongolia are exploring direct flight routes between Ulaanbaatar and Tashkent, aiming to boost tourism and transit trade. Additionally, Mongolia’s Millennium Challenge Compact continues to fund infrastructure projects, including improvements to urban water supply systems.
Economic News
Mongolia’s policy interest rate remains at 12%, as officials work to stabilize inflation. The country’s exports have declined by 14.7% compared to last year, raising concerns about trade performance. Meanwhile, Mongolian citizens working abroad sent ₮124 billion home in remittances over the past year.
Political News
The Ulaanbaatar Dialogue on Northeast Asian Security proceeded despite domestic political turmoil, reaffirming Mongolia’s commitment to diplomatic engagement. The Democratic Party has demanded budget cuts of at least 20%, citing concerns over excessive government spending.
Election News
Following anti-corruption protests, Mongolia’s parliament elected Gombojav Zandanshatar as the new prime minister on June 23. His predecessor, Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Erdene, resigned after losing a confidence vote amid allegations of corruption
Employment News
Job seekers in Ulaanbaatar can explore vacancies through UNjobs, which lists positions in engineering, environmental consulting, and public health. The city’s employment sector remains strong, with international organizations actively recruiting professionals.
Business News
Mongolia’s MSE 20 Index fell to 48,452 points on June 23, marking a 0.27% decline from the previous session. Despite recent losses, the index remains 14.40% higher than a year ago.
Forecast
Ulaanbaatar’s Forecast for the week ahead is expected to be cool and dry, with temperatures ranging from 46°F to 87°F. Light rainfall is expected on June 27 and June 21, but overall conditions remain favorable for outdoor activities
Entertainment News
Ulaanbaatar will host the ABU TV Song Festival 2025, marking Mongolia’s debut in the international event. The festival will feature performances from 14 to 16 countries, showcasing diverse musical talent.
Upcoming Events
Here are 10 exciting events happening in Ulaanbaatar:
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SUPER CONCERT 2025 – June 21 at Töv Tsengeldekh Khüreeleen.
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Love & Nature Festival 2025 – June 21 at Sky Resort.
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Go Skateboarding Day 2025 – June 22 at Ulaanbaatar Skate Park.
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Mongol Nomad International Dog Show – June 20 in Darkhan City.
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Golden Gobi Tour – June 20–26 in the Gobi Desert.
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Outdoor Camping Expo 2025 – June 27–29 at Soyolj Mall.
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Japanese Festival in Mongolia – August 16 at Sukhbaatar Square.
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Bodonch Marathon 2025 – July 19 at Bodonch Gorge.
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ARC Ekiden Relay Race – June 21 at National Park.
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Anjunadeep Open Air Mongolia – October 9–12 in Ulaanbaatar.
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